We served 4.9 million plates last school year at a food cost of 25 cents each, and three quarters of that food was bought within the district it was eaten in.
Read itNineteen schools in Malawi went without hot meals when grain prices outran the grant. Here's what happened and what we changed.
Read itRevenue rose 29%, program share held at 91%, we overpaid a grain supplier by $11,200, and we ended a partnership after kitchen logs didn't reconcile.
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